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Meeting Your Doppelganger! Comic Script.

edited April 2008 in Everything Else
Doppelganger Comic Script

This was brought up by a thread a few weeks ago about meeting your double. I thought I should share one of my current projects.

This is the comic I am working on for the next Tokyopop contest, and I'm about halfway done with it right now. I took my notes and typed them up in a coherent script format for you all to critique. Twenty Pages isn't enough! *sigh*
Since I both write and draw my own comics, I'm more comfortable working off of screenplay format than comic script format. I story-board it after, and thus I don't need panel numbers. (If someone else were writing or drawing that's another story.)

Since my weakest point is dialog, I need to know if there are any lines that suck, and if they suck, how they suck. Also, if this was a film, there would be NO VOICE OVER and it would be a lot less rushed. (20 pages! I need more! Even just four more would be okay!)

Comments

  • True, you know, a lot of the dialog sounds forced. Maybe you can try saying each spoken line, checking them for "clunkiness" and such, other wise it's a good story.

    How did they get a new apartment?

    What am I saying? I work with sound, not words. XD
  • Awesome! :D

    With the exception of two typos ('horse' instead of 'hoarse', 'hanging' instead of 'handing') I see no problem. Though I got distracted halfway through and stopped enacting the script after that. Great stuff :)

    I have one question though. Does Jill have long hair?
  • Hehe, it's funny.
  • That was definitely worth the read.
  • The link does not work anymore :(
  • The link does not work anymore :(
    Yes it does, I just tried it. Check your .pdf reader.
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